Obese children tend to
A)be less responsive than normal-weight children to external stimuli associated with food.
B)chew their food more thoroughly than normal-weight children.
C)be less responsive than normal-weight children to internal hunger cues.
D)eat slower than normal-weight children.

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Obese children have been shown to have a reduced sensitivity to internal hunger signals, leading to overeating and weight gain. Choices A, B, and D are not supported by research and are not consistent with the typical eating behaviors of obese children.

Obese Children Tend to